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wounds which may Result Fatally.
MAN STABBED IN THE LAG AND STOMACH IN FRONT

OF A CHURCH.
Last night, about 1890 o'clock, a row occurred
In front Of colored church on LIST street between
y and streets southwest, during which James
Lucas, member or the church. was stabbed In
The leg and stomach and seriously injured. 1t ap-
pears that Albert Green and George Webb both
colored attended an entertainment given AT the
Cuurcn, Lucas being member OF the committee
oL Sood order" IL Is alleged that the visitors
ndlru uld not conduct themselves In a proper
manner ana were ordered out OF the church When
and IL Is alleged that Green then did the cuTrin,
a described. The injured man was removed t0
froVioence Hospital, where his wounds We're found
70 oe DANGEROUS. Green and Webb were arrested
Dy oIncerS Howell and Smith and locked up on a
cnarse OF assault and battery with intent 10 Kill
Oh account Of the serious condition OF Iucas
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Pans Hon Class NOVELTIES.
SEATON PERRY,
fCnccornr fO pEDpv 4, D,o-r-z>

(SuccesOr to PERRY l. BRorHER)
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PERRY BUILDING,
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Established 1910. slO
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LOCAL MENTION.
Tho Weafher,

Indications for the "a hours commencing n, 3 n m,
For the District OF Columbia Maryland and
virginia. warmer threatening weather. with rain
nght 10 fresh variable winds, becoming cooler
westerly during Wednesday
GREAT REJECTION In the prIce OF Mosquito Cano-
Pies, Reir1geratorS, and Window Screens.
W. l.. MOSES SON.
18th and Z StS NV.
ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS at yEERHoFFs, 916 9TH st.
INGROwISG NAILS removed without PAIN 80
cents each; corn5 -, at KensonS, AS 18th St.n.w.
FINE PORTRAITS Kets Kemethy, HOO Pa ava
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Dr. BICKNELI's Diarrhpa and DySentery Syrup
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MILK AND WHISKY TESTERS, Hemplers, ave., cor.
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AnluSelllcntS.

ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUsE.-"Lost In the Snow,
with which the regular season at Albaugh's opera
House was1nauguratedl last night, can be dismissed
In very few words. The story appears TO be
taken bodily from '.Hazel kirke" and the addition
OF the spirit-haunted idiot seems to serve par
ticular purpose except to give Mr. ChaS. sutton an
opportunity TO present the best acting In the piece
The other characters are wholly unintereSting,
with the possible exception Of Mr.. BradShaw'S Dr..
ATuicu. The superb mounting or the piece re-
deems it from utter failure for the scenery is beau
ful and the snow scene In the third act is one OF
the most effective ever presented upon the stage.
The audience was OF good sze but their audible
manifestations OF amusement during some scenes
that were intended TO be pathetic must have been
annoying to the players. Lost in the Snow" will
be presented every night this week and at the
Wednesday and saturday matinees-
HARRIS BIJOU THEATER.-E. VI. Gottholds YER
sion OF Uncle Toms Cabin" crowded the BijOu
last night to its utmost capacity, showing that
this drama OF southern life still retains It's pOpu-
larity. The piece was well acted and eXcelently
staged. The parts OF Cncie Tom, Little Eta, and
CIssUwere in particularly good hands.
kBRSAS'S THEATER.-A large audience witnessed
the commencement OF the engagement OF Andy
Hughes European Novelty Company at Herman g
last night and the various acts were enthusiastic
cally aDplauded, especially those OF Andy and An
ME Hughes, Kennette and the MartinettiS.
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ty15 Wholesale Flour and Grain Dealers.
nIANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. YOU WILL
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tried q GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
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Still we have found after several years of constant
experiment IN keeping it regularly in stock. that our
the difference. sales OF it having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes
other drawback SO commonly experienced by others,
VIZ That Of Offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
roast these goods every day. and frequently twice
day. and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
lyered TO the customer ELPHONZO lOUNGS CO.
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Two Divorce Gases.
ONE SEPARATION GRANTED AND ONE ASKED

ONE SEPARATION GRANTED AND ONE ASKED FOR
Yesterday Judge Merrick made a decree OF
divorce In the case OF Ettie *. Fields against
Frank N. Fields, giving complainant the right TO
resume her maiden name OF Hogan and the Gus
tody of the two children. They were married ar
saratoga, y. Y, July IL, 1866, and she charged
desertton by him July 6, 1850.
INDIA X Wells (aee Davis this morning. by Mr..
j. c. Blgelow, filed a bill Tor divorce from Win
l. Wells Tney were married August -. IS71 NV
rev. Peter A. Diaaham, and have had SIX children
TOUR OF whom have deceased and she charges that
he has committed adultery with one SaIlIe Dim
NIT, anu says she surprised them IN a house. on
Isl street southwest, and scene ensucd In which
furniture was upset and Il marble slab broken
She states that he promised never 10 repaat his
cohuuct, and she fOrSaye him, but he again took
W Win .he same woman in August, 1856. and In
they returned and he lived here with her.
IHE W. L l. CORPS Nor GOING To PuIL.pE1-
T rHiA;LA. a special meeting last night OF the
aShington Light Infantry Corps IL was decifed
Lot 70 80 10 Philadelphia 10 take part Ia the con-
Slitutiohai centennial on account OF the inability
oil many members OF the CORPS 10 ahsanr rha,T'
selves from their business at this time In Wa de-
edueu nSt 10 ~ Unless 100 men pledged themselves
20 parade, and but 81 men promised Col Moore
made a little congratulatory speech as ye.terJay
was The nfty-1rst anniversary OF the orvaniZatioo
OF the Corps
The UNION VETERANS UNIoN.-Mr NJ. A. Dillon
as commander-in-chief or the Union Veterans,
Union, has issued q general order announcing that
tne second annual encalnpment OF The Veterans
Union VIII be held In Cleveland, Ohio cornmenc-
Ing september 70 and 10 continue four DAYS The
cofnnander-in-chtcf and Staff, with the delcpates
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nere saturday evening, september -, via the Bal
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Low RATES 70 GETTYSBURG, PA--For those desir-
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reunion OF The sth Regiment Ohio Volunteer SOL
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EDUCATIONAL.

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NOTE.-Students can enter at any time Terms
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At Of an ArsnO education
t! mo branch Of Education is more scholarly refined
and useful am none pays better at the present day
/ The Non -Professional 2 The Professional The
sn I r o and
and az an acknowledgement which forms an important
The Pro1essonai Course has two divisions: 1. ORA.
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ff Ssfs ssssSsf TSISE
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training goyernnent health carefully attended
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llfe thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing,
the English Language, Correspondence Rapid Calcu-
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ting, Regular Day and Evening Sessions resumed
THURSDAY. September l. at Q am. and pm.
on and after Monday, August %. A Full Corps Of
Teachers. Tuition fees-Regular business course day
sessions, $40, payable SO entering, and
balance in monthly instxllments of SO each; year
quarter of ten weeks, $50, paid entering Night
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one Seats assigned in the order of registra-
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HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal
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Ct. JOHNS COLLEGE, ANNAPOLIS, MD.-EIGHT
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;. SPENCER, Principal.
Vice-Principal. aus
GWITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S
y MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA,
(NEAR PHI ADEIpHJA \

Thirty minutes from Broad Street Station. One of
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Special opportunities for apt students advance rap
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Patrons students select studies chose
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books No extras except for music No incidental
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SWITHIN G. SHORTLIDGE, A. B., A. NJ,
(Hsrvard GRADUATED Media, Pa.
The Principal will be at the Riggs House FRIDAY,
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are prepared for the Hish school Latin. French
sS "a f haSsf send for
Aw SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIvER-
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THE HON. wR fFeriaSn S coxup
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Professor of the Law and Personal Property Of
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nj kSSS OF the United
and Equity Pleading. Of the Law OF Evidence.
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the United States. '''A' w ~
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Professor of Criminal Law
Treasurer. ~
The exercises of the School will he resumed in The
WDNESpHY oeoSer j. at oeioss p wsany , G
nnInouneements for the year will be made The
ing preceding years with enlarged Lecture Courses
A WORKING LAW LIBRARY, specially selected BY
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4 RAION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. UNABLE To
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INSTRUC.
Az ton in vocal music September 10th.
loung ladies prepared for church ard concert.
Sim 1..26 Massachusetts, ave.
GERMAN-AMERICAN ACADEMY, Q24 @ ST NV.
" keopens Monday. September g. Pupils will acquire
ready use of the English and German Languages and
are prepared for the Hish school Latin. French,
prswlng Vocal and Instrumental Music Night school
FOR adults on Tuesday Thursday and Friday Send for
catalogue HUGO kUERsCHNER. Principal
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The Niagara ExcursiOnists.

THE FOREIGN DELEGATES EXPRESS THEIR THAMES
FOR HOSPTTALITIES EXTENDED TO THEN.
Yesterday was spent by the foreign guests of
the Washington committee Of arrangements for
the International Medical Congress In sightseeing
at Niagara Falls. Last evening, before leaving
Niagara, the guests held a meeting presided over
by Dr. Pavy, of London. Resolutions, prepared by
Dr. Lennox Browne. OF London, and seconded by
Dr. ChaS. Reyher, OF ST. Petersburg, were adopted
expressing their ''deep sense OF appreciation OF
the handsome generosity extended by the execu-
tive committee to such visitors TO Washington and
the members OF their families as have been able
10 avail themselves OF the invitation. The under
taking OF the conveyance OF over three hundred
guests nearly loo miles under the most luxurious
conditions OF locomotion and their entertainment
Tor TOUR days represents an extent OF hospitality
unsurpassed at any former congress-" Thanks
were returned by name TO DrS. Magruder Pauuer-
son, Ruth, Buckley, and their colleagues and TO
the railroad officials. About one half OF the
foreign delegates took leave OF their associates
Last evening and the remainder started on their
return 10 washington. One OF the American dele
gatlon, while walking on a submerged log at Goat
Island Yesterday, slipped and fell into the stream
put fortunately was caught In time. Had he
iaen upon the other side OF the log the swift cur
rent would have carried him In a few seconds
time over the brink,
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BASE BALL YEsTERDAY.-Bad luck followed the
statesmen TO Pttsburg and the latter club Widened
the gap between sixth and seventh place by de-
Iesitlns the WashingtOn5 by the score OF 3 TO o.
BOth teams played good game, the WashinytOn's
neldinS being perfect, and the Pittsburys MAKING
put Two errors. II was pitchers battle both
men doing excellent work. Gilmore allowed hut
SIX actual hits TO be made OF his delivery but he
gave Tour men their bases on called balls Calvin
aiiowel seven hits 70 be made on him Ed. DALEY
injured MS knee-cap during the game and was re-
placed 0y O'Day. Ganney uInpired and OF course
gave satisfaction Other games yesterday re-
suited as Iolows: Detroit shut out the Bosr0ns nv
the score OF TO o. The Chicagos defeated the
Philie5, score TO g. and the Giants won from thu.
boosters by to- American Association games
Louisville o; Baltimore, o; nine innings darknec
ST. Louis, 3; Athletic, 10. ID"
Butler Guards, OF Greenyille, S. c. and Gov arnor.
Guard, OF Columbia, 5. c., are expected here ar
the OH street depot at O'Clock tO-morr NV nor
Ing, on their way 10 Philadelphia TT ey will lie
over mere Iorty-nve minutes The Goyernor,S
Guard were here at The. National Dull and MADE
many friends. N" uiaoe
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The Arrest of Ennis and Shreve.
CHARGED WITH MAKING INDECENT PHOTOGRAPH

Il.
The raid on house No. I'll G. street, and the ar
rest OF Harry j. Ennis and Walter j. Shreve by De-
tectives Ran and Mahon and Lieut.. AmisS and his
officers, mentioned In The STAR yesterday was the
result OF complaints by residents in the vicinity
that 1t was disorderly house. After the arrest
of the persons mentioned who were released sub
sequently on $3.50 bail each, a thorough search
or the house was made. The officers found that
one room in the third story was nicely furnished
with piano, &C., and was In charge OF
colored woman OF doubtful character. They
also found, in addition to the negative pho
tographS mentioned yesterday about dozen
women In Scant costumes and immodeSt
pOStureS>, sheets OF miniature pictures OF similar
character from Europe. They also found the oper-
ating room and paraphernalia for the work. There
were also found photographs OF persons and
scenery. These were all taken in charge and the
plates are being used to make pictures to be used
In evidence. II is alleged the accused men were
engaged In getting photographs OF females for the
use or cigarette manufacturers; that 1t was their
custom TO get girls TO the room, then to bring in
Deer and when the girls were Intoxicated TO in
oucc them 10 have their pictures taken. The OFF,
GERS II Is stated, have several witnesses to sus-
tain these allegations. Both OF the accused men
are indignant at their arrest and assert that they
can prove their innocence; that they never took
pictures for any other purpose than either for
their own amusement or IN an experimental way.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
School Officials Getting Ready for the
Opening Next Monday.

CHANGES IN THE MANNER OF ISSUING ADMISSION
TICKETS TALKED AB0UT-NEw SCHOOLS TO BE Or
GANIzED-TERRIToRIAL DISTRICTS FOB RACH SCHOOL
BUILDING.
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Omaha daily bee., 1887-05-13

ITm may not be generally known that
both the war and navy departments have
bureaus OF information whose business it
is to obtain knowledge of military prog.
ress and preparation in this and foreign
countries. 1t happened that during the
time when the fisheries dispute had as
sumed somewhat threatening aspect
these bureaus were uncommonly active
in the search for information, addressing
inquiries to Governor Beaver, of Penn
sylvania, among others, as to how quickly
the state militia could be concentrated
at stated point, equipped and ready for
service. A reply that must have been
entirely reassuring to the bureau officers
was sent,' duly flied and pigeon holed.
The governor nursed this circumstance
for weeks as profound state secret, but
feeling that all danger had passed he a
few days ago disclosed it as evidence
that the country was for time on the
very verge of hosti!ities with England.
1t was natural Inference, perhaps, for
the governor to make under the then
existing circumstances, as he doubtless
knew nothing of the existing bureau, but
he would have shown discretion in max
ing inquiries that might have prevented
his being led into confession of anus
ing simplicity.